Google announced a new algorithm update that will be launching sometime in 2021. I covered it in detail in my story yesterday on Search Engine Land named the Google Page Experience Update. I personally would not go too insane about this update, it is a lot of stuff Google has algorithms for already all packed up into one new name – “page experience.”
The Marketing O’Clock team discusses Google’s announcement that user experience will be a ranking factor, the launch of Google Discovery ads, and more The post Google to Use Page Experience as a Ranking Factor & This Week’s Digital Marketing News [PODCAST] via @shepzirnheld appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
A new presidential executive order may affect legal immunity currently enjoyed by many sites, including blogs, forums, and recipe sites. The post Trump Executive Order May Target Blogs, Recipe Sites & Forums via @martinibuster appeared first on Search Engine Journal
Your business got a Google Ads credit to spend this year, now what? Before you spend it, consider these questions first
A quick heads up that I am offline for Shavous and this video was prerecorded yesterday and scheduled to go live today…
The COVID-19 pandemic shouldn’t bring every marketing effort in your company to a halt. Here’s why you should keep creating content now and beyond. The post 6 Reasons to Keep Creating Content During COVID-19 via @Manish_Analyst appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Hreflang is commonly misinterpreted and misunderstood.
Google is quickly expanding the number of ways site owners can measure Core Web Vitals, now offering 6 ways in total. The post Google Now Has 6 Ways to Measure Core Web Vitals via @MattGSouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal
We will share the results and plan to continue to track this Event Participation Index so that others in the events space, like us, are better equipped to make decisions.
Here’s how I learned I had sleep apnea and how I’m managing the challenges that come with it. The post Is Sleep Apnea Robbing You of Your Rest